
Cuddy forces Masters on House, who quizzes her like a trivia machine
Cuddy assigns a teenage-prodigy med student to the team; House introduces his staff with insults and fires trivia questions at Martha.

Every House moment featuring Martha M. Masters, in story order. Played by Amber Tamblyn.
73 moments · 1h 37m · by Favseen
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Cuddy assigns a teenage-prodigy med student to the team; House introduces his staff with insults and fires trivia questions at Martha.

In the differential House mocks Masters' ethics, calls rules guidelines for stupid people, and catches her out with a grandma's tea cozy question.

Convinced House will fire her, Masters admits a lonely prodigy childhood; Cuddy tells her House only cares about cracking the case.

House's bleeding-heart joke falls flat on Masters; her insistence on mentioning the gentler option leads Dugan to choose steroids, to House's sarcasm.

When Masters tries to stop the switched medication, House fires her and promises to have her thrown out of med school, because he will lie.

Cuddy accuses House of breaking his word; he calls Masters an immovable obstacle and suggests Cuddy find her another department.

With the team in jail, House drags Masters back to bounce ideas, shushes her to watch Senator Anderson fire Dugan on TV, then fires her again.

Masters can't resist the puzzle and suggests infecting Dugan with hep A; Cuddy will allow it only with proof he has hep C.

House hires Masters back on one condition and argues the math of lying to a patient facing an 85 percent mortality treatment.

Masters reveals the true odds and House's faked test, persuading Dugan anyway; House hires her and says he wants her to want to lie.

Masters finally places Taub as her Hopkins interviewer and says she felt awkward about it from day one.

House links a sick diver to a smallpox-ridden slave ship, phones an expert as a screenwriter to confirm the virus could survive, and orders vaccinations.

Mid-differential House quizzes Masters about her love life to decode Cuddy, then sends the team to tap the patient's joints.

With no access to the patient, House has a webcam performer named Geerte read the 1793 log aloud, sparking a differential about the slaves who died.

House wants Chase to trick Dr. Broda into allowing a CT; Masters suggests just telling the truth, and House lets her try first.

The team keeps digging and Geerte reads on: the captain's cat lost its fur and died, which suggests mice and a treatable disease.

Masters brings in the subway hero; House mocks her presentation and argues normal people freeze rather than risk their lives.

House suggests Jack jumped because the woman was a lover from the road, backing his theory with millions of cheating men and Taub.

Comforting Taub, his colleague hears that Rachel only wants him physically, that he loves her after 22 years, but he might stray again.

The case of a former marine turns into a debate on discipline versus bullying, and House sends 'Captain Micropenis' Chase off the cath job.

A routine blood draw ends with the drill instructor accusing the doctor of trying to kill him; House later credits her idea with zero sympathy.

Touring the isolation hut, the doctors argue nature versus parenting, then press a defiant boy who says his future is bleak anyway.

During a scan, the patient admits he can't reach Landon; Masters points out the boy has never had a steady man in his life.

Masters turns the instructor's own creed about consequences on him and pushes him to tell Landon the truth.

Hunting for Cuddy's yearbook, the team finds racy photos and a toxic folk remedy, and House gleefully tells Cuddy about her mom's lover.

Fired from Arlene's case, House sets the team a timed puzzle on an overdosed coma patient, really just to keep Masters busy.

Masters reports House's scheme; Cuddy confronts House, who says she chose not to think about what 'do what you need to' meant.

House threatens Masters; she calls his bluff, until he reveals the consent form that turns her blood draw into assault.

House explains why he needs someone willing to stand up to him now that Cuddy is protecting a boyfriend.

Told to agitate a little, Masters brings up an old car accident, and the sisters' years of resentment explode.